ELITE EM-5700N AT In-Line PCB Separator Cut Machine
EM‑5700N AT In‑line PCB separator cut machine
EM-5700N AT is an in-line PCB separator and routing machine developed for automated PCBA depaneling. Unlike the off-line EM-5700N, which operates as an independent routing station, the in-line version adds automatic PCB transfer and pick-and-place handling so that panel separation can become part of a continuous production process.
A high-speed routing spindle follows programmed cutting paths to separate individual boards from the assembled panel. This approach is suitable for PCB designs where controlled routing is preferred to manual breaking or other mechanical separation methods. With automatic loading, routing, unloading and dust extraction incorporated into the process, the EM-5700N AT can reduce manual handling between assembly and downstream operations.
Cutting Speed: 1–100 mm/s | Spindle Speed: Up to 60,000 rpm | Cutting Accuracy: ±0.1 mm | Drive: AC Servo Motor | Conveyor Width: 80–300 mm

Key Features of the Inline EM-5700N PCB separator cut machine
Automatic In-Line PCB Loading and Unloading
The EM-5700N AT is designed for in-line production rather than manual panel loading. Its pick-and-place system automatically transfers PCB panels between the conveyor and routing area, reducing repeated operator handling and making the depaneling process easier to connect with upstream and downstream equipment.
Servo-Controlled Pick-and-Place System
PCB transfer is handled by a single-head pick-and-place mechanism with AC servo-controlled horizontal and vertical movement. Modular vacuum nozzles and independent vacuum sensing help the system confirm board pickup during automatic loading and unloading. The published pick-and-place speed reaches up to 500 mm/s.
High-Speed 60,000 rpm Routing Spindle
The routing spindle operates at speeds up to 60,000 rpm, with programmable cutting speeds from 1 to 100 mm/s. Cutting parameters can therefore be adjusted according to the PCB material, panel design, routing path and required edge quality instead of relying on one fixed cutting speed.
Six-Axis PC-Based Motion Control
Unlike the standard off-line EM-5700N, which uses a three-axis controller in the current manufacturer specification, the in-line AT version uses a PC-based six-axis control system with AC servo drives. The additional motion control supports automatic PCB transfer as well as the routing process.
Dual-Table Design for Continuous Production
The standard AT configuration uses two working tables. This arrangement allows PCB handling and routing operations to be organized more efficiently within the automatic production cycle, reducing unnecessary waiting between board transfer and cutting.
Adjustable 80–300 mm In-Line Conveyor
The conveyor width can be adjusted from 80 to 300 mm to accommodate different PCB panel sizes. The published conveyor height is 920 ±20 mm, and the platform supports both left-to-right and right-to-left production flow, making line integration more flexible.
Programmable Routing for Different Panel Designs
Instead of separating boards by bending the panel, the EM-5700N AT uses a milling cutter that follows a programmed routing path. This gives manufacturers greater flexibility when working with PCB panels that require straight, curved or more complex separation profiles.
Mechanical Repeatability for Consistent Routing
The current EM-5700N AT specification lists mechanical repeatability of ±0.01 mm and cutting accuracy of ±0.1 mm. Stable motion control helps maintain consistent routing paths from one production cycle to the next.
Integrated Dust Extraction Support
PCB routing generates laminate and milling dust, so extraction is an important part of the process. The EM-5700N AT supports external dust collection, with upper- and lower-extraction arrangements listed by the manufacturer. The standard lower-exhaust configuration also includes a static elimination gun.
Flexible Options for Automated Production
Depending on the machine configuration, optional functions can include laser height measurement, MES barcode scanning, milling-cutter diameter measurement and the EV-720 upper-suction dust collector. These options allow the machine to be configured around different traceability, tooling and factory-automation requirements.
AT and AT_DXX Configurations for Different PCB Sizes
The EM-5700N AT platform is available in different working-area configurations. The standard AT version uses two tables with working areas around 320 × 320 mm depending on the extraction arrangement, while the AT_DXX version provides a larger single-table working area of up to 600 × 605 mm.
Built for Automated PCBA Depaneling
The main advantage of the EM-5700N AT is the combination of PCB transport, automatic pick-and-place, programmable routing and downstream transfer in one in-line process. For factories moving away from standalone manual depaneling, this makes the machine more suitable for continuous PCBA production.
EM‑5700N AT In‑line PCB depaneling machine General Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | EM‑5700N |
| Working Range | 350 × 300 mm |
| Cutting Speed | 1 ~ 100 mm/s |
| Mechanical Repeat Accuracy | ±0.02 mm |
| Cutting Accuracy | ±0.1 mm |
| Max Spindle Speed | 60,000 rpm |
| PCB Conveyor Width | 80 mm ~ 300 mm |
| Max Pick‑and‑Place Speed | 500 mm/sec |
| Control System | PC‑based 6‑axis Controller, Windows 7 |
| Drive Type | AC Servo Motor |
| Power Supply | 1Ø, AC 220V 50/60Hz |
| Air Supply | 4~6 kg/cm² |
| Machine Dimension (W×D×H) | 2000 × 1740 × 1620 mm |
| Machine Weight | 820 kg |
| Optional Function | Automatic Tool Change |
No. They share the same routing platform, but the EM-5700N AT is the in-line version with automatic PCB transport and pick-and-place handling. The off-line version operates as a standalone routing station.
No. These are configuration-dependent functions and should be confirmed on the actual machine.
The model has existed across different generations and configurations. Older documentation and newer manufacturer specifications do not always describe the same machine build. For a used unit, use the specification and test results of the actual machine.
Send the PCB or panel drawing, dimensions, thickness, routing path, required UPH, production-line direction, fixture requirements, destination country and any barcode or MES requirements.
EM‑5700N AT PCB in‑line router machine
EM-5700N InLine vs OffLine — What Is the Difference?
The two machines share the EM-5700N name because they belong to the same routing platform, but their production roles are different.
EM-5700N Off-Line
The off-line version is designed as a standalone PCB routing station. An operator handles the PCB panel at the machine, making it suitable for flexible production, smaller batches, frequent product changes and factories where a fully automated transfer line is not required.
EM-5700N AT In-Line
The AT version adds automatic PCB transport and a pick-and-place mechanism. ELITE’s current specification describes automatic loading and unloading using modular vacuum nozzles with independent vacuum sensing. The PCB transport mechanism uses servo-controlled lateral and vertical movement, while conveyor width can be adjusted from 80 to 300 mm.
This makes the AT version better suited to continuous automated production.
The choice between the two should therefore be based on production flow rather than the cutting principle alone. If operators already load panels manually and frequent product changes are important, the off-line machine may be sufficient. If the objective is to connect depaneling with upstream and downstream automation, the in-line version is the more relevant configuration.
Inline EM-5700N PCB separator cut machine overview
The EM-5700N AT belongs to ELITE Automatic’s EM-5700N PCB routing platform, but it should not be confused with the standard off-line version. Both machines use routing technology to separate PCBs, while the AT model adds the material-handling functions needed for in-line production.
In a typical process, an assembled PCB panel enters the machine through the conveyor. The handling mechanism transfers the panel to the routing area, where the programmed cutting path is completed. The separated boards are then transferred out for the next production step.
This changes the role of the machine. Instead of an operator repeatedly loading and removing panels at a standalone station, the router can become part of an automated PCBA production flow. It is particularly relevant where production volume, repetitive handling or factory automation makes manual loading less practical.
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